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• Proposed tax increases (mostly) removed from bill to revamp UTA, but electric and hybrid cars would pay more

  05-03-2018 23:52
  Bedeviled that none of a long series of proposed tax hikes will fly this election year, lawmakers exorcised most of them Monday from a transportation overhaul bill that now focuses mostly on restructuring the scandal-tainted Utah Transit Authority.Sponsors say it’s a bit like building a car without an engine, but no one can yet agree on the type and size of engine needed. “Is it valuable without the funding? Absolutely. Is it better with funding? Yes,” said Sen. Wayne Harper, R
  
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• Major League Soccer Week in Review: Visiting Crew treat defending MLS champs rudely

  05-03-2018 23:21
  If you listened carefully, you could almost hear the wind whisper, “Save the Crew” as it blew across North America Saturday night.Columbus, rumored during the offseason to soon leave Ohio for Austin, Texas, ruined Toronto FC fans’ evening by bursting into BMO Field and upsetting the defending champions, 2-0. The Crew scored goals one minute before and one minute after halftime. The first was a half-volley struck by Federico Higuain, and the second a first-touch shot at the near
  
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• Leonid Bershidsky: Merkel’s legacy isn’t flashy, but it’s lasting

  05-03-2018 23:15
  Now that the Social Democratic Party (SPD) membership has voted to form a coalition with Angela Merkel’s conservative bloc, all the obstacles to the German chancellor’s fourth term in office have been removed. It’s time for Merkel to think about her legacy. Though no chancellor has given up leadership voluntarily, without an electoral defeat or a major scandal, none has served longer than Helmut Kohl’s 16 years and 26 days, and that makes it likely that Merkel, visibly ex
  
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• State sales tax on groceries will stay. Senate panel defeats repeal bill that had passed the House.

  05-03-2018 23:01
  After the Utah House approved wiping out the state sales tax on food, the Senate make quick work of the reform — defeating the measure in its first committee hearing before ever reaching the floor for debate.HB148 was rejected Monday by a 4-2 margin. Monday was the final day for committee hearings.
  The bill had won bipartisan approval in the House on a 42-27 vote two weeks ago. But it had languished in the Senate until its defeat in the Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee.
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• Utah’s latest education budget held up as lawmakers negotiate with backers of Our Schools Now ballot initiative

  05-03-2018 22:27
  Utah lawmakers are eyeing a $180 million boost in spending for public schools and hundreds of millions of dollars for other state programs, according to a draft budget released Monday.But much of the school funding — $124 million — is only loosely committed as lawmakers continue to negotiate a tax increase package with leaders of Our Schools Now, which is seeking to add $700 million in annual education funding through a ballot initiative.“We still have a lot of money on the tab
  
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• West Valley City man sentenced to prison for fatally shooting his friend in the back

  05-03-2018 22:24
  Two friends, some drinking and a gun — and another senseless killing.Monday, during an emotional hearing, Christopher Bonds, 27, was sentenced to up to life at the Utah State Prison for the death of Byron “Cheese” Williams, who was 25 at the time of the Nov. 20, 2016, shooting.During sentencing in Salt Lake City’s 3rd District Court, Judge Keith Kelly lamented that there was no reason for the tragedy. “One word that comes to mind here is ‘senseless,’ &rd
  
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• Utah House committee rejects bill that would restrict gun access for people at risk of shooting themselves or others

  05-03-2018 22:21
  A House committee rejected by a 7-4 margin a bill that would create a restraining order that could restrict access to guns for people at risk of shooting themselves or others.The bill was the Legislature’s main effort to reduce gun violence this session in the wake of the Florida school rampage that killed 17 and led to a national debate on gun-control.Its sponsor, Rep. Stephen Handy, R-Layton, began working on the bill shortly after the Feb. 14 Parkland massacre.More than a dozen states a
  
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• Kirby: C’mon, pull a Putin, and vote for me, please

  05-03-2018 22:15
  As you may be aware, The Salt Lake Tribune is running an online subscription contest featuring the hard-hitting journalist Peggy Fletcher Stack, the artistically irreverent Pat Bagley and me. So far, I’m losing.Not just losing. I’m coming in dead last. I blame at least some of my poor showing on the fact that I got sick just before the contest started last week. Hideously miserable, I haven’t been able to do the stumping that I otherwise might have.I checked the tally last nigh
  
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• [USA Today] - Kings prank the Jazz with 'Sexy Sax Man' intros

  05-03-2018 22:12 via sportspyder.com
  ... n To find out more about Facebook commenting please read the Kings prank the Jazz with 'Sexy Sax Man' intros Andrew Joseph Published 3:31 p.m. ET March 5, 201 ...
  
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• Kragthorpe: BYU’s Aaron Roderick and his QBs enjoy a fresh start as Cougars’ spring practice begins

  05-03-2018 22:12
  ProvoThree months later and a few blocks from LaVell Edwards Stadium, where he became The Quarterback Who Got Ty Detmer Fired, BYU’s Joe Critchlow delivered the football accurately and crisply Monday morning.The Cougars opened spring football practice indoors, as almost an entirely new offensive coaching staff watched six quarterbacks throw passes — not counting Tanner Mangum, who was dressed but did not fully participate in his recovery from an Achilles injury. Whoever emerges as th
  
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• Former director of Salt Lake City's 911 call center sentenced to 3 days in jail for driving under the influence

  05-03-2018 22:08
  Scott Freitag — the now-former director of Salt Lake City’s 911 dispatch center director — pleaded guilty Monday to driving drunk and was sentenced to three days in jail, a fine and community service.Freitag, 38, who is also a Layton City council member, was pulled over by Centerville police on the afternoon of Jan. 3 for driving erratically while entering Interstate 15 at Kaysville.Inside the Salt Lake City Corporation vehicle, the officer found an open mixed drink. A gun was
  
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• [USA Today: For The Win] - The Sacramento Kings had 'Sexy Sax Man' prank the Utah Jazz during player intros

  05-03-2018 22:02 via sportspyder.com
  ... rles Barkley 'Star Wars' skit that got cut from 'SNL' Sacramento Kings, Utah Jazz, NBA shares share tweet pin sms send email ...
  
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• ‘The whole town one way or the other is with those kids’: Panguitch lets loose after claiming pair of state basketball titles

  05-03-2018 21:25
  It was early Sunday when two buses carrying the newly crowned Class 1A champion girls and boys basketball teams lumbered south down U.S. 89 from Richfield to Panguitch.The town’s fire trucks, police cars and ambulances, sirens blaring, greeted the teams 10 miles north of the city of 1,665 residents at about 12:30 a.m.Tourists spending the night at Panguitch motels must have felt as though they were under attack. The entourage went down the main part of town then hit the side streets.It was
  
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• Utah House panel quickly kills main effort to reduce gun violence — rejecting plan to create a restraining order to seize a dangerous person’s weapons

  05-03-2018 21:17
  A House committee rejected by a 7-4 margin a bill that would create a restraining order that could restrict access to guns for people at risk of shooting themselves or others.The bill was the Legislature’s main effort to reduce gun violence this session in the wake of the Florida school rampage that killed 17.Its sponsor, Rep. Stephen Handy, R-Layton, began working on the bill shortly after the Feb. 14 Parkland massacre and growing calls for state legislatures to take action to protect stu
  
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• Former Utah junior high school teacher sent to prison for sexual contact with students

  05-03-2018 21:01
  A former Ogden junior high school teacher has been sentenced to prison for having sexual contact with two girls he met at school.Drew Daniel Tutt, 29, pleaded guilty in December to two charges of third-degree felony sexual abuse of a minor student. Charges of enticing a minor and unlawful detention of a minor were dismissed as part of a plea deal.A 2nd District judge last week sentenced Tutt to spend up to five years at the Utah State Prison, according to court officials.Tutt, who was a teacher
  
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• Will a Utah stopover help a new musical adaptation of ‘Pride & Prejudice’ aiming for Broadway?

  05-03-2018 20:51
  The new West Side Theatre Company will cap its first season with an ambitious production of “Pride & Prejudice,” a Utah showcase for a musical its Brooklyn playwright hopes will eventually head to Broadway.The musical’s been 11 years in the making, says Lawrence Rush, who wrote the book, lyrics and music. Rush agreed to license the fledgling Utah community theater to produce one of the show’s first full-scale productions because “I’m excited for people to
  
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• Study: Halting federal public-lands leases for oil, gas and coal — including in Utah — would reduce climate-changing emissions

  05-03-2018 20:37
  In the final years of the Obama administration, climate activists rallied hard against new leasing of federal oil, gas and coal reserves, arguing that leaving those resources undeveloped would reduce carbon emissions and slow planetary warming.The “keep it in the ground” movement now has zero traction with President Donald Trump, whose administration is committed to “American energy dominance.” But geologist and researcher Peter Erickson was still curious about whether en
  
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• As the number of female interns in the state Legislature grows, lawmakers and coordinators work to ensure they’re not sexually harassed

  05-03-2018 20:37
  When Jackie Rosen told her family she’d be working in the Utah Capitol as an intern for the 2016 legislative session, her grandma immediately mentioned Monica Lewinsky — a White House intern famously known for her affair with President Bill Clinton, which Lewinsky has since called a “gross abuse of power.”“I was like, ’Yeah, I don’t really think that’s going to be anything I’m going to experience,’” Rosen recalled with a laugh. &l
  
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• Utah principal used money meant for other schools to send his students to community college

  05-03-2018 20:19
  The first sign something was off at Innovations Early College High School came last fall, when a bill for $30,000 arrived at the Salt Lake City School District offices.The invoice was from Salt Lake Community College, seeking tuition payments for Innovations students who had enrolled in SLCC courses over the summer months — an expense that is not traditionally covered by the school district.“They were going to school,” said Alexa Cunningham, Salt Lake City superintendent. &ldqu
  
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• "We've been very nice to them this year. It's up to us to fix that." 😏 📽️: on.nba.com/2oMGfiA https://t.co/SmY9Y7aMkE

  05-03-2018 20:12 via twitter.com
  
  "We've been very nice to them this year. It's up to us to fix that." 😏📽️: on.nba.com/2oMGfiA https://t.co/SmY9Y7aMkE
  
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• "I think he's a guy in particular, as the year has progressed, that we've seen him being more and more precise."… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  05-03-2018 20:03 via twitter.com
  "I think he's a guy in particular, as the year has progressed, that we've seen him being more and more precise."… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• Utah seniors Justin Bibbins and David Collette voted All-Pac-12 after guiding team to third-place finish

  05-03-2018 19:54
  Utah senior point guard Justin Bibbins made a large impression in his one and only season in the Pac-12.Bibbins was named All-Pac-12 first team on Monday in a vote by the conference’s coaches. Senior forward David Collette also garnered All-Pac-12 honors for the first time in his career.The conference’s annual awards for player of the year, coach of the year, freshman of the year, most improved player, sixth man of the year, scholar-athlete and defensive player will be announced late
  
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• “It’s a good story. I kind of missed out on it, especially as a kid. I’m definitely going to look into it now.“… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  05-03-2018 19:39 via twitter.com
  “It’s a good story. I kind of missed out on it, especially as a kid. I’m definitely going to look into it now.“… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• [SB Nation: SLC Dunk] - The Utah Jazz take on the Definitely Not Tanking Magic at home

  05-03-2018 19:27 via sportspyder.com
  ... .8 points, 2.3 rebounds and 3.9 assists this season on 50% eFG%. Most Likely Jazz-Killer: Aaron Gordon Reinhold Matay-USA TODAY Sports Aaron Gordon was the pl ...
  
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• [Fansided: Purple and Blues] - Utah Jazz vs. Orlando Magic: Building momentum for the road trip

  05-03-2018 19:24 via sportspyder.com
  ... arch 4, 2018 Nevertheless, barring a putrid effort or lack of focus from the Jazz, I have a hard time believing that they’ll fall short in this one. They domi ...
  
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• Andrea Bocelli, Slayer, Avenged Sevenfold, Rob Zombie, Godsmack, Five Finger Death Punch all coming to Utah

  05-03-2018 19:07
  A varied collection of musicians announced Monday morning that Salt Lake City will be among their 2018 tour stops.
  Grammy-nominated tenor Andrea Bocelli will be making his first-ever appearance in Utah on Thursday, Nov. 29, at Vivint Smart Home Arena in Salt Lake City. That show kicks off his brief seven-city, eight-concert tour. The legendary singer has sold more than 90 million albums worldwide. Tickets go on sale Monday, March 26, at 10 a.m. A presale for Citi Card holders begins March 19, an
  
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• Utah police looking for a semi they believe hit and killed a woman on a highway north of Moab

  05-03-2018 18:57
  A woman is dead after being hit Sunday on the side of a freeway 12 miles north of Moab, police say, and the driver responsible didn’t stop after the crash.The body of 50-year-old Cheryl G. Zimmerman, of Lakewood, Colo., was discovered about 7 a.m. Sunday at mile marker 140 on southbound U.S. Highway 191, about 15 miles north of Moab, a news release from the Grand County sheriff’s office said.Nearby, Zimmerman’s SUV was parked just off the highway, police said, adding that she h
  
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• FBI director makes historic visit to Navajo Nation

  05-03-2018 18:55
  Gallup, N.M. • FBI Director Christopher Wray met with tribal officials of the largest Indian reservation in the U.S. this week, becoming the first head of the federal law enforcement agency to visit the Navajo Nation.His visit to the Navajo Nation was the first by a director and was intended to allow Wray to introduce himself to tribal leaders during a visit to FBI field offices, FBI spokesman Frank Fisher said.Wray visited the tribal capital in Window Rock, Arizona, on Friday and spoke wit
  
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• Hurst Jr. diagnosed with heart condition at NFL combine

  05-03-2018 18:52
  Indianapolis • Utah defensive lineman Lowell Lotulelei says Michigan defensive lineman Maurice Hurst Jr. told him Saturday that he had been diagnosed with the same heart condition as Lotulelei’s older brother, Star.The comments came shortly after ESPN.com first reported Hurst will not be allowed to participate in drills.League spokesman Michael Signora confirmed that players can be held out based on certain diagnoses but that he believed Hurst was still in town.Jeff Foster, president
  
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• Utah app for reporting school shooting threats growing

  05-03-2018 18:47
  A Utah lawmaker says an app that allows anonymous reporting of school threats has been downloaded thousands of times in the wake of a school shooting in Florida that killed 17 people.KUTV reports that Republican Rep. Steve Eliason of Sandy says the Safe UT app has been downloaded more than 12,0000 times in the past week.More than two dozen reports tips have been received in the past month through the app.Eliason says some of those aren’t credible, but if even one ends up being real, the se
  
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• Utah Jazz vs. Orlando Magic: Building momentum for the road trip

  05-03-2018 18:38
  The Utah Jazz will look to make it three wins in a row and set the tone for an important week ahead as they host the Orlando Magic tonight. The Utah Jazz have re-initiated a nice little win streak with consecutive wins over the Minnesota Timberwolves and Sacramento Kings. The pair of victories have now […]
  Utah Jazz vs. Orlando Magic: Building momentum for the road trip - The J-Notes - The J-Notes - A Utah Jazz Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
  
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• Sponsored: How self-employed taxpayers can save money on tax prep this year

  05-03-2018 18:24
  Tax season happens every year, but many still tend to overlook changes that affect their tax situation – especially if they are self-employed. Owning a small business or being self-employed is a lot of work, and that’s before it comes to filing taxes. Small-business owners and the self-employed can make tax time easier by following just a few essential tips:Keep good records, keep them separate and keep them safeKeeping good records is the foundation for everything else because you c
  
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• Albert R. Hunt: Even optimism sounds glum in today’s Washington

  05-03-2018 17:56
  Yes, Washington is broken under President Donald Trump. But it was broken long before Trump came to town, and there’s no reason to expect his departure to fix it.That’s the message of “Our Damaged Democracy,” a new book by Joseph Califano, the former U.S. health secretary and veteran Washington hand.“We face a disproportionately powerful presidency, a gridlocked and distracted Congress, politicized courts, dependent states and a big-bucks-shaped public policy,&rdquo
  
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• Commentary: Utahns and Mormons need to recalibrate our love of guns

  05-03-2018 17:55
  In her essay “The Tyranny of Petty Coercion,” Marilynne Robinson states, “It is consensus that conceals from us what is objectively true.”On both the left and the right, consensus keeps us from regarding the evidence, analyzing the data and simply wondering: What is the best thing to do?The data tell us that 10 times more Americans die from gun-related violence every year than died from foreign-born terrorist attacks in the 40 years between 1975 and 2015. But that may tel
  
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• Letter: Cuts to the SNAP program will take food from the mouths of babes

  05-03-2018 17:49
  Who would have thought you would need to defend feeding a hungry child?President Trump’s budget proposes deep cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, previously known as food stamps).Here in Utah, over 80 percent of SNAP recipients are families with children. Although most of these children’s parents are employed, these low-income families (especially those with very young children) are having difficulty keeping up with the cost of housing, child care and medical
  
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• Jennifer Rubin: These foreign-policy gurus didn’t fail in their patriotic duty to warn us

  05-03-2018 17:36
  Two years ago this past Friday, a group of Republican foreign-policy experts (ultimately numbering 122) wrote an open letter warning the country about then-candidate Donald Trump’s unfitness to lead as commander in chief. Among their concerns:“His vision of American influence and power in the world is wildly inconsistent and unmoored in principle. He swings from isolationism to military adventurism within the space of one sentence.“His advocacy for aggressively waging trade war
  
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• [SB Nation: SLC Dunk] - Joe Ingles, the unsung hero of the Utah Jazz

  05-03-2018 17:16 via sportspyder.com
  ... ld find embarrassing pictures of one another and post them on Instagram. The Jazz are having a war of posting embarrassing pics from when they were younger. T ...
  
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• A whiff of change, of many kinds, at post-Weinstein Oscars

  05-03-2018 16:13
  “Look around, ladies and gentlemen,” Frances McDormand said Sunday during her best actress acceptance speech, “We all have stories to tell.” She was referring to the female Oscars nominees in the Dolby Theatre, all of whom she’d asked to stand in unison. But it felt like the best-actress winner was also addressing the evening’s broader vibe: Change, of many kinds, at the first post-Harvey Weinstein Academy Awards.There were, of course, plenty of #MeToo moments
  
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• [Fox Sports] - Preview: Magic hope to slow down revived Jazz squad to start road trip

  05-03-2018 16:04 via sportspyder.com
  ... is the beginning of a 10-day road swing for Orlando. The Magic will face the Jazz, the Los Angeles Lakers, Kings, Los Angeles Clippers and the San Antonio Spu ...
  
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• Bill Cosby goes to court to stop accusers from testifying

  05-03-2018 16:03
  Norristown, Pa. • A day after Hollywood’s first Oscars of the #MeToo era, Bill Cosby is going to court on Monday to stop some of his dozens of accusers from testifying at his April 2 sexual assault retrial.Cosby’s retooled defense team, led by former Michael Jackson lawyer Tom Mesereau, is due to clash with prosecutors over the potential witnesses at a pretrial hearing.Cosby walked into the courthouse in suburban Philadelphia Monday morning on the arm of his spokesman.Prosecutor
  
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• He thought it was a blister, but it was a deadly bacteria consuming his foot

  05-03-2018 15:54
  At first, Raul Reyes, 26, thought it was a blister from an injury at work. Then a yellowish mass spread across his right foot.The Houston day-care teacher is now coming to terms with the ravages of a flesh-eating infection that burrowed into his appendage."He woke up the next day and the blister was covering his entire foot so he went to the clinic, where they told him to get to the emergency room immediately," his wife, Joseline, told the Houston Chronicle. He was admitted Feb. 23 at Ben Taub H
  
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• Political Cornflakes: Trump jokes that ‘maybe’ the United States will follow China’s example and try to remove presidential term limits

  05-03-2018 15:39
  Trump jokes that ‘maybe’ the United States will follow China’s example and try to remove presidential term limits. Interior Department emails show that oil and gas played a role in scaling back Utah national monument boundaries. Utah lawmakers filed a record number of bills this year. Happy Monday. In a speech to donors this weekend, President Donald Trump praised Chinese President Xi Jinping for his proposal to scrap term limits. And then he joked that the United States might
  
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• Students at Salt Lake City’s Innovations High will be forced to pay for some of their courses after a former principal is accused of misusing funds

  05-03-2018 15:35
  The first sign something was off at Innovations Early College High School came last fall, when a bill for $30,000 arrived at the Salt Lake City School District offices.The invoice was from Salt Lake Community College, seeking tuition payments for Innovations students who had enrolled in SLCC courses over the summer months — an expense that is not traditionally covered by the school district.“They were going to school,” said Alexa Cunningham, Salt Lake City superintendent. &ldqu
  
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• Gehrke: Let’s make a deal — education proponents would be wise to find compromise on school funding initiative

  05-03-2018 15:35
  Lawmakers and leaders of the Our Schools Now initiative are nearing a deal that could steer a couple hundred million dollars to schools and avert or at least drastically alter the pro-education group’s ballot effort. They’d better hurry — the session ends Thursday.If a deal is struck, it will disappoint many who wanted to see the Our Schools Now effort, which would provide a major cash infusion to schools through a $715 million income and sales tax hike, be decided by voters.I
  
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• Commentary: Guns, Utahns and Mormons

  05-03-2018 15:34
  In her essay, “The Tyranny of Petty Coercion,” Marilynne Robinson states, “It is consensus that conceals from us what is objectively true.”On both the left and the right, consensus keeps us from regarding the evidence, analyzing the data, and simply wondering: What is the best thing to do?The data tells us that 10 times more American’s die from gun-related violence every year than died from foreign-born terrorist attacks in the 40 years between 1975-2015. But that m
  
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• Letter: Public’s trust in our Legislature to do the right thing is over

  05-03-2018 15:31
  Nervous, no, I’m outraged at a representative — Travis Seegmiller, R-St. George — and legislative members who would advance his “bill to push the pause button on any of the ballot initiatives that may pass in November’s election,” as reported in The Tribune, March 2.The Legislature has already made it so difficult to collect the number of signatures required to get an initiative on the ballot that it is only short of an act of God to accomplish the task.The Le
  
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• Letter: Kudos to our power companies, who are pursuing cleaner energy

  05-03-2018 15:29
  Kermit Heid’s letter (“Not emmission free,” Feb. 21) stated that electric cars are really not emission-free, since our electricity comes from coal burned at 30 percent efficiency. With solar panels, we’ve been able to drive our Leaf 16,000 emission-free miles in the Salt Lake Valley.I was appalled to think that the rest of our electricity might come solely from coal, but was pleasantly surprised to learn that Murray City Power relies on coal for just 50 percent of its ele
  
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• Letter: Tolling the targeted base users of canyon roads makes sense

  05-03-2018 15:27
  I attended the Senate debate about SB71, Road Tolls Provisions, sponsored by Sen. Wayne Niederhauser, and its proposal to create a tollway project on Little Cottonwood Canyon (State Route 210). Many drivers are utilizing this road for skiing and other forms of recreation and are being subsidized by taxpayers. As this road costs an unusual amount of money to maintain, this toll-focused form of taxation based on those who are actually using it is something I support.This may result in some short-t
  
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• Letter: Bye, Orrin, I won’t miss your hypocritical preaching

  05-03-2018 15:25
  Sen. Orrin Hatch thinks people who like Obamacare are stupid. In 1989 the Heritage Foundation came out with a personal mandated insurance idea and several leading Republicans, including Hatch, Mitt Romney, George Bush and Dan Quayle, supported it.No surprise Hatch has been on many sides of many issues. It doesn’t take much of a political breeze to sway that guy. Hatch has received $865,000 from insurance and pharmaceuticals from 2009-2014. He has been feeding off tax payer money for 42 yea
  
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